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The Wrigleyville section of Lake View, bound by Halsted, Ashland, Roscoe and Byron, is a neighborhood dominated by two- and three-flat buildings and also by Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs. During baseball season, it is a lively, boisterous area.
Between the multitude of upscale and trendy new restaurants and the plethora of bars, there are plenty of places to gather with friends or enjoy the nightlife of Wrigleyville. The area is proud of its gay-friendly environment.
Housing. About 80 percent of the buildings in Lakeview are gray stone or brick. Many three-bedroom units have fireplaces, oak floors and up to 1,500 square feet of living space.
In 2009, the average sale price for a single-family home in Lakeview was $1,139,075. The average sale price for a condominium or townhouse in 2009 was $343,985.
Monthly apartment rents in Lakeview range from $525 for a modest studio apartment to $6,500 a month for a luxury four bedroom duplex.
Transportation. The CTA'S Howard-Dan Ryan train stops at Addison, steps away from the "friendly confines" also known as Wrigley Field. The renovated station is fully accessible to the disabled. The CTA'S Ravenswood and Howard trains also stop at Belmont. Bus service is available on Belmont, Addison, Irving Park, and along the Lake Shore Drive, Halsted, Broadway and Clark. |
